WO2013149391A1 - 一种使用生物质燃料的仿真壁炉 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a simulated fireplace using biomass fuel, and more particularly to a simulated fireplace for heating using small particles pulverized and pressed by straw, wood chips, crop straw, etc. as fuel and having high heat exchange efficiency.
- Biomass fuel is small particles that are crushed and pressed from straw, wood chips, and crop straw. As a new type of energy, biomass fuel has begun to gain wider application due to its advantages of hygiene, environmental protection, high efficiency and economy.
- the simulated fireplace is a common device that can be used only as a decoration or as a heating function. Simulated fireplaces with heating functions generally use electrical energy as a source of energy, but the use of electricity as a source of energy has major drawbacks such as high cost and slow heating. If biomass fuel particles are used as an energy source, the most important technical problem is how to fully complete the heat exchange in the limited volume of the traditional simulated fireplace, reduce the temperature of the gas discharged outside the combustion, and reduce the energy waste. Because in the traditional technology, the heat exchange is mainly done through the flue gas exhaust duct. If the heat exchange is required to be sufficient and the exhaust gas temperature is low, the length of the flue duct can only be increased, so that it is inevitable to increase the fireplace. volume of.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a simulated fireplace using biomass fuel, which has both a small volume and a higher energy utilization rate.
- the present invention provides a simulated fireplace using biomass fuel. It uses biomass fuel particles and includes a body that can be placed on the ground.
- the body includes a simulated electric fireplace for viewing at the front and a heating stove for energy exchange at the rear; the heating furnace includes a combustion box and an auxiliary equipment box.
- Inside the combustion chamber contains a combustion near the bottom of the ground
- the burner has a fuel rack plate, a side plate extending upward along the periphery of the fuel rack plate, and a blast zone located below the fuel rack plate, the side plate enclosing a combustion zone above the fuel shelf plate, the fuel shelf plate and There are several ventilation holes on the side panel.
- the heat exchange box includes a front surface facing the simulated electric fireplace, a back surface opposite to the front surface, a bottom surface facing the ground direction, a top surface opposite to the bottom surface, and a first side surface. And a second side opposite the first side.
- a flue gas inlet port is opened on the bottom surface of the burner, and a flue gas discharge port is opened on the first side.
- Each of the two columns of heat-dissipating tubes has a vertical partition, and each of the vertical partitions and the top surface of the heat exchange box Or a transverse joint is formed between the bottom surfaces, wherein the transverse joints on each adjacent two vertical partitions are different on one side of the top surface or the same side of the bottom surface; at least two horizontal cross sheets are formed between each two vertical partitions.
- the partition plate has a longitudinal slit formed between each of the horizontal partitions and the vertical partitions on both sides thereof, wherein the longitudinal slits on each adjacent two horizontal partitions are different on the side of the vertical partition on the same side.
- the back side of the heat exchange box is provided with a rear air supply box connected to the heat sink.
- the front side of the heat exchange box is provided with a front air supply box connected to the heat sink, and a heat dissipation fan can supply air to the back side.
- the box is blasted.
- the auxiliary equipment box houses a fuel delivery mechanism and electrical equipment.
- the fuel delivery mechanism includes a hopper, a delivery barrel having one end communicating with the outlet below the hopper and the other end extending into the combustion zone, and a rotatable fuel auger rod accommodated in the delivery cylinder.
- the electrical equipment comprises a cooling fan, a feeding motor for driving the fuel auger rod, a blower that can supply air to the blast zone in the burner, and a flue gas discharge port on the first side of the heat exchange box.
- the beneficial effects of the invention are that due to the plurality of rows of heat-dissipating cylinders in the heat exchange box and the vertical partition and the transverse partition structure with the transverse joints and the longitudinal slits, the exhaust passage of the flue gas in the limited structural space is also the heat.
- the length of the exchange channel has been significantly increased, so that the heat exchange efficiency of the stove is significantly improved without reducing or even reducing the volume, reducing the waste of energy.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view, partly in perspective, of a preferred embodiment of a simulated fireplace of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a side lower perspective view of the embodiment of FIG. 1 of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a cross-sectional plan view showing the portion of the simulated electric fireplace in the embodiment of Figure 1 of the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a cross-sectional plan view showing the portion of the heating furnace in the embodiment of Figure 1 of the present invention.
- Figure 5 is another cross-sectional plan view of the portion of the heating furnace of the preferred embodiment of Figure 1.
- Figure 6 is a perspective view of the heat exchange box portion of the heating furnace of Figure 5. as well as,
- Figure 7 is a circuit diagram of the electrical equipment portion of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 and Figure 2 A preferred embodiment of a simulated fireplace using biomass fuel is shown in the present invention.
- the simulated fireplace includes a body 1 that can be placed on the ground, and the body 1 includes a front simulated electric fireplace for viewing 2 And a heating stove for energy exchange at the rear 3 .
- the simulated electric fireplace 2 includes a casing 201, and a light source 202 housed in the casing 201 is fixed to the casing 201.
- the upper container-shaped flame curtain 203, the flame wave device 204, and the carbon bed 205 housed in the container-shaped flame curtain 203.
- the flame wave device 204 is one or two by the motor 208
- the rotating shaft is driven and a reflective strip is attached to the rotating shaft.
- the flame curtain 203 includes a front wall 206 and a rear wall 207 each having a transparent flat shape, wherein the inner side of the front wall 206 is a matte surface.
- Carbon bed 205 It includes hysteresis blocks and simulated carbon blocks, which are mixed in a certain ratio.
- the hysteresis block is a polyhedron having a plurality of refractive faces
- the simulated carbon block is a translucent body having a natural charcoal shape.
- Simulated electric fireplace is a traditional technology, such as Chinese invention patents 200910300468.1 'Electric fireplaces with flame curtains' and US Application Serial No. 12/388,026 are hereby incorporated by reference.
- the heating furnace 3 includes a combustion chamber 10 and an auxiliary equipment box 20.
- Combustion box 10 A burner 30 is housed in the bottom portion of the ground near the ground.
- the burner 30 has a fuel rack plate 31 and a side plate 32 extending upward along the periphery of the fuel rack plate 31. And an blast zone 33 located below the fuel shelf plate 31.
- the side plates 32 enclose a combustion zone 34 above the fuel shelf plate 31.
- Several venting holes are provided in the fuel rack plate 31 and the side plate 32 311.
- a heat exchange box 40 is disposed above the burner 30 in the combustion chamber 10.
- the heat exchange box 40 includes a front side 41 facing the simulated electric fireplace 2, one and the front side 41 Opposite back side 42, a bottom surface 43 facing the ground, a top surface 44 opposite the bottom surface 43, a first side 45, and a second side 46 opposite the first side 45 .
- a flue gas inlet port 431 is formed on the bottom surface 43 adjacent to the second side surface 46, and a flue gas outlet port 451 is defined in the first side surface 45.
- a row of heat dissipating cylinders 47 adjacent to the second side 46 is a first column 471, a column next to the second row 472, and a column adjacent to the side of the first side 45 are a third column 473 .
- Next to it is a second vertical partition 482 .
- a transverse slit 483 is formed between each vertical partition 48 and the top surface 44 or the bottom surface 43 of the heat exchange box 40, wherein each adjacent two vertical partitions 48
- the upper transverse seam 483 is different on the side of the top surface 44 or on the side of the bottom surface 43.
- a longitudinal slit 491 is formed therebetween, wherein the longitudinal slit 491 on each adjacent two transverse partitions 49 is different on the side of the vertical partition 48 on the same side.
- the back of the heat exchange box 40 42 On one side, there is a rear air supply box 51 connected to the heat sink 47.
- a front air supply box 52 connected to the heat sink 47 is provided, and a heat dissipation fan is provided. 71, the air can be blown into the rear blower box 51. As indicated by the arrow in Fig. 4, the wind flows out from the heat radiating fan 71, flows through the inside of each of the heat radiating cylinders 47 from the rear blower box 51, and then enters the front side to be sent. Bellows 52, and through the front air supply box 52, the heat exhaust hole 301 opened on the heating furnace 3 brings the heat on the heat sink 47 to the outside of the combustion box 10.
- the auxiliary equipment box 20 houses the fuel delivery mechanism 60 and the electrical equipment 70.
- Fuel delivery mechanism 60 A hopper 61 is provided, a feed cylinder 62 having one end communicating with the outlet below the hopper 61 and extending into the combustion zone 34 at the other end, and a rotatably coupled fuel auger rod accommodated in the feed cylinder 62 63.
- the circuit diagram of the electrical device 70 is shown in Fig. 7, and includes a cooling fan 71, a feeding motor 72 that drives the fuel auger rod 63, and a blowing zone that can be directed into the burner 30.
- the power supply 75 can be either an AC/DC power supply 751 or a parallel battery 752 on the AC/DC power supply 751. As an auxiliary power source. Both AC and DC power supplies 751 and battery 752 can be powered separately.
- the power switch 76 is mounted above the auxiliary equipment box 20 to control the power supply to the entire circuit. Specifically as shown in Figure 1 As shown, the switch indicator light 77 is also mounted near the power switch 76 on the body 1 to indicate the opening and closing state of the power switch 76.
- Fuel 80 is a biomass fuel, which is a small particle made by crushing and compressing straw, wood chips, and crop straw.
- the user can first place the body 1 of the present invention in a stable position on the ground at the desired position, and pour fuel into the hopper 61. 80 particles.
- the switch indicator light 77 lights up, indicating that the power is on and the stove starts to work.
- the feeding motor 72 rotates to drive the fuel auger rod 63 to fuel
- the 80 particles are fed into the burner 30, and the fuel 80 particles fall by gravity on the fuel rack plate 31.
- the user can use the ignited paper or the alcohol cotton ball or the like to burn the combustion zone on the fuel tray 31.
- the fuel inside 80 is ignited.
- the blower 73 starts to blow air into the blast zone 33, and the wind enters the combustion zone through the vent holes 311 formed in the fuel shelf plate 31 and the side plates 32. , to provide the required oxygen for the combustion of fuel 80.
- the fuel 80 is burned to a certain extent, a low concentration of methane gas is generated, which is in the blower 73
- the resulting high temperature flue gas with a flame is produced by the generated gas stream.
- These high-temperature flue gases rise from the burner 30 and pass through the flue gas inlet port 431 at the bottom of the heat exchange tank 40 into the heat exchange tank 40, in the exhaust fan 74 is driven by the flue gas outlet 451 on the first side 45 to flow out of the heat exchange box 40.
- the flue gas can only pass through the interlaced transverse seams 483 in the heat exchange box 40. And the longitudinal seam 491 one-way back and forth.
- the heat in the flue gas will be fully absorbed by the heat dissipating cylinders 47 and dissipated in the heat sink 47.
- the exchange of heat is completed in the indoor air that communicates internally.
- the user can disconnect the power switch 76, the switch indicator light 77 is off, and the feed motor 72 The rotation stops and the blower 73 stops. Without new fuel 80 being supplied to the combustion, the fuel in the combustion zone 34 will burn out quickly and the user can open the door 11 and clean the burner 30 The ashes falling inside.
- the edge portion of the fuel rack plate 31 may be inclined upward at an angle to form a low ground in the middle. Low ground can gather fuel 80 In order to avoid excessive combustion of the edge fuel, the black smoke is not sufficiently generated.
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- 1. 一种使用生物质燃料的仿真壁炉 ,其特征在于使用生物质燃料( 80 )颗粒作为燃料,并包括一个可安放于地面上的本体( 1 ),本体( 1 )包括前部一个用于观赏的仿真电壁炉( 2 )和后部一个用于能量交换的取暖炉( 3 ),取暖炉( 3 )包括一个燃烧箱( 10 )和一个辅助设备箱( 20 );燃烧箱 ( 10 ) 内在靠近地面的底部容纳有一个燃烧 器( 30 ),燃烧器( 30 )具有一个燃料架板( 31 ),一个沿燃料架板( 31 )周边向上延伸的侧板( 32 ),以及一个位于燃料架板( 31 )下方的鼓风区( 33 ),侧板( 32 )在燃料架板( 31 )上方围成燃烧区( 34 ),燃料架板( 31 )和侧板( 32 )上开设有数个通风孔( 311 );燃烧器( 30 )的上方设有一个热交换箱( 40 ),热交换箱( 40 )包括一个朝向仿真电壁炉( 2 )方向的正面( 41 ),一个与正面( 41 )相对的背面( 42 ),一个朝向地面方向的底面( 43 ),一个与底面( 43 )相对的顶面( 44 ),一个第一侧面( 45 ),以及一个与第一侧面( 45 )相对的第二侧面( 46 ),底面( 43 )上正对燃烧器( 30 )处开设有一个烟气进入口( 431 ),第一侧面( 45 )上开设有一个烟气排出口( 451 ),在热交换箱( 40 )内设有两列以上、每列两个以上贯穿正面( 41 )和背面( 42 )的散热筒( 47 ),每两列散热筒( 47 )之间都有一片竖隔板( 48 ),每片竖隔板( 48 )与热交换箱( 40 )的顶面( 44 )或底面( 43 )之间都形成有一条横缝( 483 ),其中每相邻两片竖隔板( 48 )上的横缝( 483 )不同在顶面( 44 )一侧或同在底面( 43 )一侧;热交换箱 ( 40 ) 的背面 ( 42 ) 一侧设有一个与散热筒 ( 47 ) 相联通的背面送风箱 ( 51 ) ,热交换箱 ( 40 ) 的正面 ( 41 ) 一侧设有一个与散热筒 ( 47 ) 相联通的正面送风箱 ( 52 ) ,一个散热风机 ( 71 ) 可以向背面送风箱 ( 51 ) 内鼓风;辅助设备箱( 20 )内容纳有燃料输送机构( 60 )和电气设备( 70 );燃料输送机构( 60 )包括一个料斗( 61 ),一条一端与料斗( 61 )下方的出口相连通另一端伸入燃烧区( 34 )中的送料筒( 62 ),以及一条可转动的容纳于送料筒( 62 )中的燃料螺旋推送杆( 63 );电气设备( 70 )包括散热风机( 71 )、一部驱动燃料螺旋推送杆( 63 )的送料电机( 72 )、一部可以向燃烧器( 30 )内的鼓风区( 33 )内送风的鼓风机( 73 )、一台与热交换箱( 40 )第一侧面( 45 )上的烟气排出口( 451 )相联通的抽风机( 74 )、仿真电壁炉( 2 )使用的光源( 202 )和电机( 208 )、电源( 75 )、和一个电源开关( 76 )。2. 如权利要求 1 所述的使用生物质燃料的仿真壁炉,其特征在于每两片竖隔板( 48 )之间都有至少两片横隔板( 49 ),每片横隔板( 49 )与其两侧的竖隔板( 48 )之间都形成有一条纵缝( 491 ),其中每相邻两片横隔板( 49 )上的纵缝( 491 )不同在同侧的竖隔板( 48 )一侧。
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